Last Sunday, 1 March, elections of deputies to the assembly of the Nakhkinsky Village Council were held in the Republic of Dagestan, Russia.
The early dissolution of the representative body was formalised by a special republican law of 30 October 2025. The grounds were a court ruling that established that the deputies had not held meetings for more than three consecutive months.
It is worth noting that the next scheduled elections here were to have taken place in September 2026.
Nine registered candidates contested seven deputy mandates: seven from United Russia and two self-nominees.
Following the voting, all mandates went to United Russia candidates.
1 March in Russia
Nine candidates contested seven deputy mandates of a representative body of one municipality in a majoritarian electoral district.
Total since the start of the new electoral cycle
After the single voting day of 14 September 2025, 17 electoral campaigns for heads of municipalities have taken place. They involved 44 candidates:
Elections of deputies to 68 local representative bodies have taken place, with 294 deputy mandates being filled.
